More than
More than adjective - (comparative of `much' used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree.
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Synonyms for More than
Otherwise
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- further and more than
- further and otherwise
- extra and more than
- extra and otherwise
- over and above and more than
- over and above and otherwise
- moreover and more than
- moreover and otherwise
- furthermore and more than
- furthermore and otherwise
- besides and more than
- besides and otherwise
- else and more than
- else and otherwise
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Even more than the above, though, for the love of life don't claim Carroll was a pedophile, repressed or otherwise.
Source: Fandom Berserk Button - He also won't take more than his share from a heist unless he's been double-crossed or otherwise screwed over.
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What makes this doubly hilarious - apart from Joker being more than just a bit pale - is that this is the only thing the otherwise oblivious Commodore thinks is amiss.
Source: Film / Batman: The Movie
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